“To achieve our goals in oil industry, scientific and technological capacities of the country have to be tapped and world’s modern technologies must be employed too,” he added.
“The Ministry of Petroleum is preparing for the post-sanction era and is planning programs for an increase in production capacity and export of crude oil,” said the ministry’s deputy for planning and monitoring of hydrocarbon resources Mansour Moazzami said last week.
“If we want to have a role in OPEC or among oil producing countries and firms as an actor, we must have a high production capacity. It is the reason to follow a strategy of output increase by 740,000 to 1 million barrels per day during the Sixth Economic Development Plan,” he added.
Moazzami, who is also head of energy committee of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce, said Iran is pushing to regain its quota of 14.2 percent within OPEC and later to increase its share in the global market.
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